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A gang of cyber criminals, believed to originate from Russia, has targeted several high-profile British businesses, warning over 100,000 staff members that they plan to publish stolen data.

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So far Clop has reportedly attacked at least 230 firms across various industries

The cybercrime gang, Clop, has warned major British companies such as the BBC, Boots and BA to email them before 14th June, or stolen data from over 100,000 staff will be published.

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Clop, a Russian-speaking cybercrime gang, are thought to have been responsible for stealing the data of major British companies like BA, Boots, and the BBC through a flaw in the MOVEit software

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The companies have been ordered to contact the hackers and start negotiating or the stolen information will be released

NEW YORK: Cybersecurity experts are bracing for a potential wave of extortion demands after a vulnerability was discovered in encrypted file-sharing software, a flaw that hackers have already used to target a string of high-profile victims, including British Airways and the BBC.

There are likely many more victims of the recent MOVEit cyber attack by Russian criminal gang Clop, security experts have warned

The hack has suspected links to a Russian-speaking cybercrime gang called Clop.